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Screen+Cam mode is a feature in Loom that allows users to record their computer screen and webcam simultaneously. This mode is particularly useful for creating instructional videos, tutorials, or presentations where the presenter needs to be visible to the audience while demonstrating something on the screen. With Screen+Cam mode, users can choose to show their webcam feed in a small window overlaying the screen recording or switch between full-screen webcam and screen recording modes.
To use Screen+Cam mode in Loom, users need to first select the Screen+Cam option from the recording menu. They can then choose to either record their entire screen or a specific application window. Once the screen recording starts, users can turn on their webcam by clicking on the camera icon in the recording toolbar. They can then position the webcam window wherever they want on the screen and resize it as needed. Users can also choose to pause or stop the webcam recording at any time during the screen recording.
Screen+Cam mode in Loom offers several benefits to users. Firstly, it allows them to create more engaging and interactive videos by showing their face and expressions while presenting information on the screen. This can help build a stronger connection with the audience and make the content more memorable. Secondly, Screen+Cam mode can save time and effort by eliminating the need for separate webcam and screen recordings. Users can record everything in one go and then edit the video as needed. Finally, Screen+Cam mode can be a great tool for remote teams or online educators who need to create high-quality video content without investing in expensive equipment or software.
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